Hi – So I've been reviewing this board for a while and reading posts to mentally ready myself for some pain since I noticed not many people buy my ram kit. Well, not only do I like to do things the painful way, but I've had some luck in the past concerning 4x memory sticks on consumer boards.
Kindly would anyone be able to help me get down to tighter timings or if somehow I can push this to CL32 or CL30. I saw some forum posts on this, but after attempting – the crashes got hard, Motherboard didn't like any of it.
You can see from above my timings have already been modified (primary and secondary). I've tried to push my timings down to CL32-39-39-39-90 and also tried to do CL30-38-38-38-28, it also took a direct crap. These were dice throw attempts from yesterday. Currently in the above screenshot – it's been stable, but I would like to see if it's possible to get down to CL32, CL30 maybe a wash – but I can live with CL32 =).
Here's my setup and configuration:
AIO: Arctic LF Pro 3 360mm
CPU: AMD 9950X3d Scaler x7 (can dial back to 5x, it's quite stable at 7x)
CO: CCD0 -6 / CCD1 -12
MAX PPT: 250W
MAX TDC: 195A
MAX EDC: 250A
Load Line Calibration: Low (not AUTO)
Motherboard: Gigabyte Aorus X870E Pro Ice Rev1.1 BIOS version FB1a (AGESA 1.3.0.0a)
Memory: 4 x16GB Gskill Trident Royal Neo 8000MT 38-48-48-48-128 DDR5 1.45v
These kits, defaulted to – 3600MT 30-30-30-30-88 DDR5 1.10v upon, but I tuned it to the settings above.
Part# F5-8000J3848H16GX2-TR5NS
Memory Slot Orientation: Set 1: A1 A2 Set 2: B1 B2
Voltage is currently:
SOC 1.25
CPU VDDIO 1.15v
VDD 1.15v
VDDQ 1.15v
NOTE: I cannot increase voltage passed 1.15v since it's 4x sticks – if I go to 1.25v the entire motherboard becomes unstable upon bios loadout. I'm quite amazed that on 1.15v (which was a comment I read on another post) that was quite magical and I was able to tighten things down to the above by increasing just 0.05v.
POWER DOWN MODE – Disabled
Gear Down Mode – Enabled
Bank Refresh Mode – Auto
Memory Context Restore – Disabled
Currently the system is fully stable with 24 hour run of TM5 0.13
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